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24 August, 2010 Source: Screen Daily CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMA 22nd of May, dir. Koen Mortier (Belgium) [world premiere] Africa United, dir. Debs Gardner-Paterson (UK) [world premiere] Aftershock, dir. Feng Xiaogang (China) [North American premiere] All About Love, dir. Ann Hui (Hong Kong-China) [international premiere] Anything You Want,dir. Achero Mañas (Spain) [international premiere] Bad Faith, dir. […]

9 February, 2010 By Geoffrey MacnabSource: Screen Daily London and Los Angeles-based sales outfit Content International has taken international rights to Jake Scott’s WELCOME TO THE RILEYS. The film, which stars Kristen Stewart and James Gandolfini, was screened in Sundance last month and will have its international premiere in Berlin’s Panorama section this month. North […]

12 February, 2010 By Geoffrey Macnab Source: Screen Daily Content Extracts UK deal with Paramont on Mike Judge comedy London and LA-based ContentFilm has snagged a UK deal with Paramount for new Mike Judge comedy, Extract. It stars Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Ben Affleck and Clifton Collins Jr. It’s about a factory owner (Bateman) whose […]

25 March, 2010 By Wendy MitchellSource: Screen Daily WWII actioner will start shooting April 6 in UK and Norway. ContentFilm International has acquired worldwide rights (excluding the UK and Scandinavia) to forthcoming feature Age of Heroes. Adrian Vitoria (The Crew) is directing from a script he wrote with Ed Scates, about the true story of […]

ContentFilm strikes UK, German deals for THE KILLING ROOM 9 February, 2008 ContentFilm International has pre-sold Jonathan Liebesman’s The Killing Room to the UK (Momentum), Germany (Square One), Portugal (Lusomundo), Greece (Spentzos), The Middle East (Gulf), Brazil (Paris Filmes), Romania (Media Pro), The West Indies (Caribbean Film Services) and Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia (Continental).

Driving Lessons Variety Review from TriBeCa 06 15 May, 2006 A Content Film Intl. presentation of a RubberTreePlant production. Produced by Julia Chasman. Executive producers, Edward R. Pressman, Alessandro Camon. Co-producer, Alexandra Ferguson. Directed, written by Jeremy Brock. With: Julie Walters, Rupert Grint, Laura Linney, Nicholas Farrell, Michelle Duncan, Jim Norton, Tamsin Egerton.

15 February, 2010 By Geoffrey MacnabSource: Screen Daily ContentFilm has picked up international rights to Endgame Entertainment’s feature documentary Every Little Step, the critically acclaimed look behind the scenes at the Broadway smash A Chorus Line. It was released in the US by Sony Pictures Classics and through Shochiku in Japan, and has grossed $3m […]

16 May, 2010 By Diana LodderhoseSource: Variety Ethan Hawke has signed on to CIA thriller “The Numbers Station,” directed by Kasper Barfoed (“The Candidate”). Content Film Intl. has acquired worldwide rights to the pic, which is produced by “The Cooler’s” Sean and Bryan Furst through their shingle Furst Films. Hawke will also produce via his […]

10 September, 2010 By Wendy MitchellSource: ScreenDaily Malin Akerman has joined the cast of The Numbers Station, opposite Ethan Hawke. The action thriller stars Hawke as a disgraced black ops agent protecting Katherine (Akerman) who is a code operator at a CIA broadcast station in the Nevada desert. Akerman’s recent films include The Romantics and […]